Learning Chinese Story For Kids: The Story Of The Gecko’s Tail

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Now, more and more people take join to learn Chinese. Learning Chinese has become an international trend. During the summer months, many children will seize the opportunity to learn Chinese, and strive to enrich their knowledge and broaden their horizons. Learning Chinese is really a very meaningful and very interesting thing. Now, there are many online summer courses for kids. Today, I have an interesting Chinese lesson about Chinese Story for Kids: The Story of the Gecko’s Tail.

小壁虎借尾巴 (Xiǎo bìhǔjiè wěiba) The Story of the Gecko's Tail

Read the story for kids in our online Chinese lessons:
A gecko was crawling on a wall to catch mosquitoes. Suddenly, a snake gripped his tail with its teeth. The gecko ran away, but its tail was broken. "I'm so ugly without a tail!" the gecko thought. So he decided to borrow a tail from others. When he saw the fish swaying her tail and swimming merrily in the river," he asked, "Sister Fish, can you lend your tail to me? The fish answered, "I am sorry. I have to use it for swimming." Then he saw a swallow flying ...
... in the sky. He said, "Aunt Swallow, can you lend your tail to me?" The swallow responded, "Sorry, I have to use it when flying." The gecko didn't give up and continued to look for a new tail. However, he failed again and again. He was so depressed that he went back home and told his mother what happened. His mother said with a smile, "My dear, turn around and have a look!" Upon tossing his head back, the gecko shouted with joy, "Oh, I have grown a new tail!"

There are more interesting stories for kids in the Chinese. If you want to learn more about Chinese stories, you should learn Chinese at once! Are you interested in learning Chinese? Do you want to take Chinese lesson online? Are you eager to learn Chinese? We will provide you with some good quality of online summer courses for kids. Come and join us.

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